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  • For future readers, I would like to chime in here and say that I’ve always received great support from ACF. Even when, frankly, I was asking a question that was skirting the line of being outside the scope of support, they still helped me and Elliot even took the time to reply personally and make recommendations. They’ve additionally been investing a lot of time into improving their docs, and it shows and is appreciated.

    I heard that it’s just something that they don’t allow, unfortunately.

    I am also having this issue on wp engine with a different theme. Not sure what the solution is, but it looks like it’s definitely tied to wp engine!

    Confirmed that cesareino’s fix seems to work. In case you guys are editing in WP and don’t see the code line #’s, just know that it’s the one in the function wpdm_settings(){ function, not the other one.

    Wow, thanks for posting your solution! (It totally worked for me) A note to future readers, you make this change in process.php of the plugin’s files.

    Check out the gravity forms plugin; it is a paid plugin, but will be your best bet if you’re not much of a coder.

    I’m sure there are free ones that will do it too, but I personally would rather spend a few bucks vs. banging my head against the wall for a few hours trying to get a free thing to work. 🙂

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: Theme Design

    Hi RedsDJ, have you thought of simply designing your own?

    I like to use a program called Artisteer to build all of mine & my clients’, and I like it a lot — it’s WYSIWYG and allows you to not have to know much code.

    If you end up going down this path, have a look at my Artisteer tutorial, and let me know if it helps. (It’s a step-by-step walkthrough of how to create great sites in the program) Here’s the link to it: http://artisteertutorial.com

    Or, if you don’t want to deal with all that, I generally like the themeforest themes a lot.

    Zach Swinehart

    (@zacholas321)

    Figured it out.

    1. Open wp-customer-reviews.php
    2. Go down to line 576 and delete it (the code to delete should look like the below code)
    ‘<abbr title=”‘.$this->iso8601(strtotime($review->date_time)).'” class=”dtreviewed”>’.date(“M d, Y”,strtotime($review->date_time)).'</abbr> ‘.
    3. Your reviews will now have the stars, then say “by [name]” on the first line.

    Zach Swinehart

    (@zacholas321)

    I also had this problem, but it was odd for me because the plugin WAS working at one point.

    After much persistence, I’ve figured it out and have a fix. Basically, there’s an “if” statement that tells the plugin to show nothing if there are no upcoming events. I’m assuming the creators goal was to not have the box that says “upcoming events” show up when there are no events coming up, but what it actually does is remove everything attached to the $content function in WordPress, which happens to be all of the post content. 🙂

    Steps to fix:
    1. Open the main.php file from within the plugin folder.
    2. Scroll on down to line 185 and you’ll see the following:
    if(count($upcomingEvents) < 1)
    {
    return $ret;
    }
    3. Delete those four lines of code.
    4. Enjoy the benefit of not having to figure this out with basically no php knowledge, like I did. 🙂

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